Daytona
Daytona Oil-Resistant Rubber Gasoline Hose – 10mm ID x 15mm OD x 1m
Keep your motorcycle's fuel system performing reliably with the Daytona Oil-Resistant Rubber Gasoline Hose. Manufactured with a durable double-layer construction, this high-quality fuel hose offers excellent resistance to gasoline, oil, heat, and weather, making it ideal for replacing worn or ageing fuel lines.
The inner layer is made from synthetic rubber for outstanding gasoline resistance, while the outer layer features polyethylene rubber to provide superior protection against weathering and environmental exposure.
Supplied with five hose clips, this kit has everything you need for a secure installation.
Features
- Genuine Daytona fuel hose
- Double-layer construction for durability
- Excellent gasoline, oil, and weather resistance
- High-quality synthetic rubber inner lining
- Weather-resistant polyethylene rubber outer layer
- Includes 5 hose clips
- Ideal for carburetted motorcycles and powersports vehicles
Specifications
- Inside Diameter: 10mm (Φ10)
- Outside Diameter: 15mm (Φ15)
- Length: 1 metre
- Heat Resistance: Up to 100°C
- Maximum Pressure: 1.0 MPa
Kit Includes
- 1 × 1 metre fuel hose
- 5 × Hose clips
Benefits
- Durable replacement for ageing fuel hoses
- Resistant to gasoline, oil, heat, and weather
- Helps maintain reliable fuel delivery
- Flexible for easy installation
- Suitable for restoration, maintenance, and custom motorcycle projects
Applications
Ideal for:
- Carburetted motorcycles
- Scooters
- ATVs
- Powersports vehicles
- General fuel line replacement
Important Information
- Not suitable for fuel-injected (EFI) motorcycle fuel systems.
- Do not use with brake fluid.
- Ensure the hose size is suitable for your application before ordering.
- Manufacturer specifications are subject to change without notice.
- Any instructions supplied with this product may be in Japanese.
Choose the Daytona Oil-Resistant Rubber Gasoline Hose for a dependable, high-quality fuel line solution that offers excellent resistance to fuel, heat, and the elements.
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